Perry J. Brown Funeral Home | Greensboro, NC

Obituary For Paul Coleman Mitchell

Mr. Paul Coleman Mitchell was born June 6, 1952 and was called home on June 28, 2021. He was born to the late Vivian and Coleman Mitchell in Greensboro, NC.

He was a proud graduate of JB Dudley High School, class of 1971. He was employed by Pepsi Co. for 3 years, Thompson and Arthur for 14 years and Greensboro Transit Authority for 20 years before going into early retirement.

He was a faithful member of St. Paul Baptist church for many, many years. He served on the Male Chorus, usher board, and served as a trustee. In 1999 he and some fellow musicians formed the group The True-Tones and was an active member until his death.

He leaves to cherish his memory his wife Bobbie Jean Mitchell whom he shared a life with for 49 years. Five sons , Rodney Davis (Juanita) of Greensboro, Charles Davis (Rhonda) of High Point, Paul Mitchell Jr. (Chanisty) of McLeansville, and Bobby Mitchell (Shaunta) of Greensboro and Brian Mitchell of Greensboro; Five siblings, Geraldine Haynesworth of Roanoke, VA, Gilbert Mitchell, of Greensboro, Terrance Mitchell of Youngstown OH, Jacqueline Robinson of Greensboro, and Virgell Mitchell of Greensboro. Proceeding him in death was his sister Rosa Morrison (James) of Greensboro. He also leaves 11 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

A service honoring his life will be held on Saturday, July 3, 2021 at St. Paul Baptist Church, 1309 Larkin St, Greensboro, NC 27406. The visitation will begin at 9:30am and the service will follow at 10:00am. Burial Lakeview Memorial Park.

Services Entrusted to Perry J. Brown Funeral Home (336)-272-6109

Guest Book

You and your family have my sincerest condolences. I worked with Paul at GTA and was on a few programs with him at different churches in Greensboro. Paul and I had many discussions and I found Paul to be a straight up guy that loved his family and was passionate about his beliefs. I will miss my buddy and his singing! Did he ever learn to play his guitar? I was a guitar student of Val Alexander and he all was close to Paul and the Truetones. I am praying for the family in these trying times, may God keep and bless you! Roger Brice

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I truly enjoyed being a co-worker with Paul at Greensboro Transit Authority and also the many years that we did the bus rodeos together he will be truly missed but I know God had that special place for him and needed him to help them watch over his family and friends my prayers go out to his family may you find comfort..Robin DillonH

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MY prayers will be with all of the family,Love and take care of each other. Remember GOD, will never leave us or forsake us. Peggy Teague and family

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MY prayers are with you and all of the family.

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Our prayers and sympathy goes out to the Mitchell family. Paul will be really missed. Lysander and Jeanette McGhee

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May it help to ease the hurt you feel now to know that others care. Hoping that beautiful memories will bring you peace and comfort. Keeping you in prayer. Betty Bowden & Annette Hill

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Sending works of comfort and sympathy from Thompson and Arthur Paving company Greensboro NC,

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Thoughts and prayers are with all of Paul's family members. Rest in peace classmate. Barbara Moore, Dudley Class of '71

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With deepest sympathy to the Mitchell family. Pooney will be sorely missed by all who knew him. From Audrey Booker Herbin and family.

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We are praying for each family member touched by his passing. God be with you. Mrs Lena & Ms Annie Lee Evans Reidsville, NC

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"He's now singing with the heavenly choir." Mitchell family, you have our deepest sympathies during this time of mourning. Grace & Mercy be with each of you. Mr & Mrs Thomas Pinnix,Sr & family. Reidsville, NC

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send up pray Mitchell's Family For God to heal there heart for the lost of a great man in Christ.

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There will never be another like this man. Rest in paradise Mr. Pooney.

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There will never be another like this man. Rest in paradise Mr. Pooney.

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Pooney as we called him growing up on the Southside was a friendly person always showing a smile for the most part. He was always easy going and would offer to help someone if he could. He loved to tinker with old cars bringing them out to shine just like him. Will miss you Paul. Your old neighborhood friend (Buckwheat) Phillip Ledwell

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We enjoyed having Paul at Hayes-Taylor Y. He always had a smile or a kind word. Our prayers and deepest sympathy for his family. Jessica Fox and the YMCA members.

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To the family we all can say Paul was a good hearted person who truly love the Lord and all he was called to do. Standing tall he fought a good fight with the knocks of life still pressing forward. Our friend will certainly be missed from the home and community, but his works for the Lord will forever be remembered. Hodgist & Patricia Stephens

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My prayers are truly with you all.

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I'm so sad, he was a coworker when I was at the City of Greensboro, my deepest condolences to the FAMILY. Love, Monia Pinnix Holmes

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Our staff will continue to keep your family in our prayers. We thank you for allowing us to serve your family.

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